Pharmacist & Researcher Shares Insider Knowledge About Why Patients Often Don’t Get Better on Rx Meds Alone

Meg Kilcup, PharmD is a pharmacist who was involved in Health Care research but left the industry after growing frustrated that nutrition and lifestyle change were not part of the conversation in a major Seattle health care center.

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Key Time Stamps

0:00 Intro
05:00 Meg found that most patients were not getting better with pharmaceuticals. Lifestyle was never considered.
06:45 On a patient level and system level, getting to the root of the problem was the answer, but it wasn’t happening.
08:30 Western medicine helps many people and kills many people.
09:44 Health is created by the choices we make every day, not healthcare.
12:00 Most people are eating synthetic chemicals for food.
12:45 You can wreck your gut when you eat synthetic foods, instead of natural food. This, in turn, can disrupt your mood, emotions, your hormones and more.
13:25 Doctors have a quality incentive.
14:20 Polypharmacy is a risk factor for disease severity.
16:50 Anxiety can come from many sources: food, hormones, gut health, heavy metal toxicity, poor sleep or a stressful life situation.
19:00 Anti-depressant drugs can increase risk of suicide.
20:00 Increased estrogen from birth control pills can cause hyperpermeability in the intestinal lining.
20:20 Antibiotics wipes out both the pathogenic and the commensal bacteria in your gut.
21:30 PPIs can increase risk of stomach cancer.
24:34 To make an anti-biotic more effective, and reduce antibiotic-resistant bacteria, you can take a probiotic and saccharomyces boulardii probiotic yeast, 4 hours outside of the dosage window.
26:27 Sugar feeds the bad bacteria.
28:37 You can stop taking antibiotics when your symptoms are gone, depending upon the situation.
29:39 There are 47 million antibiotic prescriptions each year.
36:00 Medical journals can be biased. The data can be manipulated before it is published and when it is reported on the news.
44:25 Natural supplements can be as effective and as dangerous, if used incorrectly, as drugs.
57:20 Meg’s morning routine.